davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
A sawmiIl Explosion.

the other night, instantly killing four
men, and fatally injuring Mrs. Young,
who stood over 200 yards from the mill.
The cause of the explosion is unkno wn,
as everyone about the mill was killed.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
Er-aor. Washburn Dead.

Ex-Gov. w. p. Washburn dropped dead
the other morning OH the city hall steps
In Springfield, Mass. He was attending
the sessions Of the American board Of
foreign missions.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
Increa ,ed Circulation.

a statement prepared at the treasury
department shows that during the month
Of September there was net increase OF
S32, S50,3 In the circulation, and net
increase Of 1924, 136 In cash In the treas
ury.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
Gen. John Il. Rae,

the newly elected Commander n-ChIef
of the q, A. r., was born In Chester, Pa,
Oct. IS 1910, and enlisted in Pigua, Ohio,
in Company B. Eleventh Ohio Volunteer
Infantry April, 1861, for three months.
August Is, 1861, lie enlisted for three
years in the First Regiment Ohio Cavalry.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13
| DELICATE
| DISEASES.

To those acquainted with our
to say that the lnvalids' Hotel
branch establishment located at
England, have, for many years,
the most largely patronized and
the world for the treatment al
arise from youthful indiscretion:
We, many years ago, establish
treatment OF these diseases, I'm
the most skillful physicians an'
that all who apply TO us might n
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-13

attention to this neglected class OF discs
believing no condition of humanity Is
wretched TO merit the sympathy and
services OF the noble profession to which
belong. Many who suffer from these teri
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-27

fen lid bieis, ieIhit perr man bic
SrNu6e 6urd irembe SGnbe iammeln
ldBt. uad iOrsfdliiger Yere6nung uno
@les (au6 Jdier) miteingere6net, atf
b06liens 30-373 Gents pro 8allone
fertigen Weines. Dieter III aber iebr
lei6t sum PreiIe BON $3.50 per 8allore
Su perfaufen-man Iiebt alio, iuelder
8ewinn babel aenia6t werben fanlt.
SD feune einen 2anosman1, Der IN el=
nem Sabre fdon iiber 40 Jdller Wein
fabriSirte. gr IieB bic Srauben bur9
W~ierifaner 6 Gts. pro 8udet) pfliiden,
~berfaufte ben Wein oil bic bena6barten
Storeleute, ia binauf big in Die sorts
(GOn9O II. (. NJ unb legte banlit ben
@runo 81 ieinem ieBigen qegentpdrtiger
Woblfanb. Sc 1T mei1e auf @rtab:
rung IiG iiiibenbe lleberSeugung, oaB
nit geringem 8etriebss Sapital uno pets
bdltniBmdBig ebenio geringer Irbeit
gar Man9er ii6 einen lobnenoen @rs
perbs3meis iidern fOnnte, tuenn, tple
geiagt, ebeu ni9t-ber 4. auguf unies
rer ganseu iungen Wein. Snbuitrie eiler
Stri6 6ur6 Die &e6nung ma9t.
ginen febr guten gifig (uno 5tuar
d9ten Weineffig) erbdlt man,
tpenrl man gu Dem Sraubeniafte, nos
mentli9 benz s~peiteH absuge, Sonlg
auIebt, tposu Iib b~eiOnbers Der bier in
Seras oft in 3uder iibergebenbe wilSe
Sonig trefli6 eignet.
Ho1 elm paar Worte iber bic NJ
aeInen Sraubenarten. Sie
potoafs &ebe giebt einen febr frdftiger
Weiu nit pra6tpoler tief bunfelrOtber
Iar6e. SelIer 1T Der @eiu bon Der
befanaten Muitang.&ebe, unb BEL Der
8erwenbung berielben lit Der 3uiab
Der oben ertpdbnten aidenlauge uOlig
unerldbIi6, tpern man ni6t n8riines
berger" baben mill. @s giebt ferner
felenpeiie. J. 9. am San Gernanbo,
einem Nebenfufe bes 9lano, cine
Sraube nit rotber Ollie unb peiBem
| 6leii6e, bic cine Nrt WeiBwein liefert.
Die Srone aber perbient meines Gra6s
tens, bic fleine bui6artige 8ergs&ebe,
beren Srauben faff gang meiB unb uns
gemein tpiirsig unb iiiB finb, iobaB lie
iebr tpeuig 3uder 06dftens l pfb. per
@alone) erforbert. S6abe nur, oaB
fe 10 felten borfommt! Selbifueritdnbs
lid miiicn bic Srauben, glei9piel BON
pelGer &ebenart, p6lig geunb
fein unb ma ioIte franfe ober faule
geeren Dor benz 3erqueti6en iorgiam
| nuSIefeu
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Sin Seefrdufer 1a6aajer

auf benz Ssean tiimmert iid ipenig nm einen
Sturm. Gr 1T boais ~slei9siltis Dagesen. OBJ
er iiber 8orb sewaiden piro ODER nitt. Iber,
penn er bur6 elm pber ;wsi @siuglasSou bon
Sofetter'S @aeenbitters sefraftist
pirb, 70 fhbIt er elm erneuertes Suterefe an
ieiner perionIi6en @oblfabrt. SieieS borsis.
Iide SeriteuunssmitteI neutraIiiirt bel benz @e.
nub bon bradiidem 8aier, = peldles oft gum
arcsen S9aben Der @eiunbbeit notbgebrunsen
an 8orb bss S9iTes setrunteu tpirb,-ale isne
piocrpdrtisen llureinbeiten, ipeIde gnIab ge'
ben su 9eibsn bes Masens, Der 2eber uno Der
Giu9epeibe.-6ir ben Seefabrer, ben gersni'
aun9sreiisnben, ben. ipeiliden Aniiebler uno
Mineuarbeiter. 1T bas @itterS unidasbar aIS
Sdubmittel 9esen Malaria, wenn beren aeiml
in 2uft uno 8a6er borbanben 1T. @egen bic
6oIaen bon llsberarbeituns, s%eifiaer ME tor
pcrli6er, lit es bas subcrIdfisfe 9egenmitteI,
unb fur entfrdftete unb nerboie 2eute bictet Cd
bas fraftisite unO idleunisite Mittel sur Gr.
laneuns bon grleidteruns unb araftisuus.
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NuerIet.

Der S9iSenbfrein perantaltet
am Gonntas fem idbrlides prsiss
f9ieBen.
= Der 8rdberf6miidungstag, Mcn'
tag ben 3d., pirb bon benz biefgen pos
fen Der G. A. r. bur6 cine Pro3eifon
gefeiert, an pel9er Militdr uno 6euers
ipebt theiInebmen lperDen. Der umaug
iebt ii9 um 9 uhr Morgens bonn
alamo pInsa aus in 8emesung urb
bepest f6 bur9 5ouftontraBe iiber
bic pla3ds mad @emmerceftraBe unb
bann binaus mad benz Gir6bof.
= Serrn s. 8. Solder 1T mits
aetbeiIf tuoroen, baB auf elmer Garm
nabe Heu.8 raunfels elm Sinb in einem
often gelofenen artefifden 8runnen
binabfel, obslsi6 bic Oefnuns uur IL
3oa 9ur6meHer bat. gs nabm stDei
Sage in Nnfpru6, bas eri60pfte unb
fat bepuBtloie Sinh mieber on bic
OberHd9e gu briugen. Ser Jaa flingt
ettuas stpeifelbaft.
= Die Serren s. @eber unb W.
&iibiger f~eierten pOrgeiferu in 9tii6's
Saue ibren @eburtstaq. Die 8eiangs
Dereine vGrobIinn" uno pSelpetiaA tpas
rem poasdblig eri6ieuen unb trngen
mebrere 2ieber Dor.
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Ser Can YeSrp sprinas Bart

1T Der Walfabrtsort Der San Intonier
unb aler 8efu6er Der Ilamo'S taot,
UNI Der Sibe sa entfieben un6 iid i'm
fiblen Sdatten su ergeben. Der Bari
bat in 6olge ieiner Gage gu ieoer Sas
aesaeit cine belebenbe 5rii9e unb 90
milien uanoern bdufig gum pribat:
picnic binaus, ebeniu pie Sereine unb
&eIeul6aften bier ibre 6eite feiern. SEE
BEN Sag freie Mfufif. Gle @rfrii9uns
aen ME Bier, 2imonabe, Wein. Wbiss
len &c. fino in better Aualitdt gu baben.
24,5-5M s. RerbIe, pd9ter.
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muuSerbarc Mettuua.

Der apotbefer 81. ". &esO bon @in4eier,
Snb., i@reibt: Sine meiner aunben, eoniia
Qite. 8artonia, 2auboIpb Gountp, Snb., lit
felt LANCER Belt an Aussebrung unS mar bon
ibren aersten aufseseben noroen. Sic borte
bon Or. Sings Rsp 9iseoberb ssgsn aus;ebs
runa unb fauftc baS glittel bel mir. Mad 3
WoHateu fam lie gu SUB mad u%nierer Staot,
cine Gntfernnns bon 6 MeiIen, unS III lest 10
melt bereeiteut, bab fe ben @ebraud oss Wdt'
tells eingeiteIlt bat. Sic bereantt Ssmisibsn ibr
2eben.
grobsFaI6eu gratis in Der apotbsfe bon u
Sreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-27

4Ders YilIen iino uni9dbbar
fir be Seilung BON &ppfi6mersen,
8erItopfung, Magens unb Seberbez
iduerben linb ole St0rungen Der 8ers
oauungs= uno ~Grndbrungs : Organe.
Oieie Yilen iinb canoirt, angenebm gu
nebmen, tuirfer unfeblbar unb bebalten
lire suteH giseni6aften in iebem Gil
mo bel.
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ssafier,prenaen init s6lauden.

9erionen. mel6e li6 beim Walsrs
ipreuge1 Der S1ldu6e 5eoienen tpols
len, fnb erfu6t. fi6 in u%nferer Office
bic nDtbise 9isens auf elm Sa9r-am
1. Wtai beginnenb = gu oeri1ater, oa
fir foIten Wahersebrau6 cine Spes
aiaIrate bere9net wiro. Wer oleier
Muforberung ni6t nadtommt unb bic
porgei6riebenen 8ebingungen ni6t ers
faaf, lduft @efabr. bab ibm bic Maiz
iersufubr absei6nitten pirb.
9te @aHcrtuerf 3uuapa8nte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-27
Gaiiups8 efeai&aft.

SOunabenb ben 2S. Mai finbet in Der
@afno. Sale elm GunSert'
9lbenb nit ani9lieBeuoem SanSs
6r6nsden fat.
Das 8ergni Ii 9 IN gsfOmite c.
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Sreffenbe antUort.

ySas 1T Sbncn Elm mertpiirbiger
Sunb, Der friBt nur 8etautes".
$50, mas sic iagenl Nber uer
faut Bonn benz 8ie9 oas 6utter2"
,gta, tper2 Gr Ielbf!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-27

0ISir enibfebIeu ben eeiern Der v6reie Yrefe"
~ Germ 8. Or. emerou, SuipeIier,
aaufmanu unb @fanbIsiber. Or b~srfauft nj.
rem su 2-a4 Dollars. Wanbubren bon 81 90
aufipdrts, nit @arantie. Bel gmeri ion fauu
man ~nutbrineenb gelO erbaIten Ooer inueitiren.
Seine Runben burger bafir.
@arim buueris uno ~serlunpt berumIaufen,
penn man bel Gmerion cine pifoIe fur $3.50
betommen Tam.
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Silngltngena Mdnnern
wir5
Gtdbere @eilnm8 9~aranttrt.

Die fdrsdiiden GoIssn Der susenbfinbsn,
@eI9Ie9tsldpdde berurfadenb, poburd Self
uno Rorper ruinirt per6en, permanent ges
heiIt. S~erjIopfen, Sdiatsrnheit, Saamen.
abFub. GeSddtni6i9pdde, gerluf Der Gner.
eie, abnsiguns sesen @elenfdaft unb Welau.
Dole erinbIi9 furirt. 8erbeiratbete Mdnnsr,
ober folde, bic fd psrbeiratben pollen, bic in
GoIee bon SnbistIetion in Der Sngenb an Ge.
SdIedts. nnb Aerbenfdipdde Ieiben, rerbsn
ariin6Ii1 turirt. aeine MiueraIien einaeges
ben. Sunse Manner, biz ibrs 3eit nit unfdbi-
gen 2euten bsrldpenbet unb iid baSur9 aranf>
beiten hes aopfes, Der Raie, bes SaIles, Der
2eber, 2ungen, G~insepeios unb bes Wasens
juae;ogen baben, nerben fdneu furirt. 9abt
sud nidt bur9 falf@es SdameefhbI abbnlten,
fnforf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-27

ad- 9ei paneoait & So9n
inb quite Serrenfleiber geraoeio bil'
liza, tpie iraeubno in Der Sta6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-27

s6- @obin Sbr geben m6gt, fragt
nod 2one Star Bier. Sahel5e
if Der @eiunbbeit boppelt sutrdgIi9
es erfrif6t unb ftdrft.
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Bas- Na9 bes Sases 2af unb 9ibe
elm @Ias 6 Star Bierl Seoer
Saloon fiibrt es.
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Sabres=g q 1T Inns
Der Attiendre Der
LONE STAR BREWING COMFY,

Die idbrli6e 8eriammlung Der Ifs
tionare Der Gone Star 8retping Cons
panp uirb am Samitag ben 4. SUM
1887 spii6en 10 llbr 8Ormittag unb
2 ubr Na6mittas in Der Office Der
GefeuIdaft sum 3pede Der grmdblung
BON fieber Sirettoren fir bas Gistal.
iabr bonn 1. SUM 1887 big l. SUM-
1888, abgebalten tperben.
Geo. 8. 9alteper, 8. 8. &manr,
Sefretdr. prdi5ent.
San Antonip, 20. Mfai 1887.
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say- 9as Some Star Seq Bier
III bas b # e | m Martti
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-27

6y- BeIte 9emoen fir 81 bel Ban.
coat G. SObn. unieraeug! In.
ter3eug:
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Eegas.

4orrespomoeni. Weimar, ben %.
@fNi. 1887. Ser in ben S%agesblGttern
BON Semagoger unb 6anatifern anldBs
lid bes bier abgebaltenen Antiprobibis
lions Maifeites ber6Hentlidte Irtifel,
baB noie amerifanif9e Glagge berunters
serifen unb bic beuti9e bafiir aufgebibt
tporben iei",. entbebrt ieber Wabrbeit.
Ssn benz ganaen Geltsuge mar ni9t cine
eiuaige beutf9e Sabine gu feben. obglei9
bas SET einen beutf1en @barafter trug.
Die 6eutide Gabne, tuel9e ii@ auf benz
betprirten Wagen Der beut d ames
rifanii9en S9ule befanb, tuurbe auf
Nniu6en bes arrangements : &omites
bon, betrefenben 2ebrer Dor Nlfffellung
bes 3uees abgenommen; UNI eben bel
befagter Greaturen in feiner Weiie Mns
fob sl erregen. BON Der on ben @ous
berreur &oB abseianbte Oepei6e tuuBte
man bier Nidts, biz man bic Notij bas
BON am nd6ffen Sage in Der Galveston
News Ias. unb liest bieier Sepei9e bas
Motip zines hummer ober aud
f9Ie9ten Strei6es 5u 8runbe.
8ufan Benber,
6efretdr bes 8ereins rGrobfnn".
= Sn Gainesville, goofe Co., 1T
cine 8eieli1aft pm n0rbli9en uno 0it=
Iiden Gapitaliffen angefommeu, nit
Der 9lbfidt in Seras 8elbaulagen ;u
madden; Fe wirb bon bier aus mad
Dallas meter reiien.
= Sn SpIer, Smith Co., fam elm
larger @asensug BON 6armern nit ibs
rem 6amiIien aug @laD gountD an; fe
bsabF6tisen ii9 in bieiem @Ountp nie=
ber3ulahen, mo Sfrren bon 10 peroerbs
li6er Dirt niemals borfommen, nie i'm
Worbpsften; bier finb bic Glifle unb
Quelen niemaIs troden. unb 9ol3 unb
S9atten lit i'm lleberfuB borbanben;
bic gnt6mmlinge baben tibrigens quite
Magen, gutes @efpann unb 8ei6irre.
= alderman 6r. @auier BON Ofs
Dallas, Der bert cine Sierpirtbf9af
unb elm &eftaurant bat, gerietb neuli6
Abenbs nit 6. Wc9ennan iiber bic
prohibitions 6rage in STREET. unb
fiibrte babel cine etDas febr frdftige
Spra6e, weIde Wc9ennan bur6 elm
paar Saufti6ldge erpiberte. Sn Der
0iBe bes acknowledgement 8efe9ts sog
@auIer elm Wefer uno Dertpunoete Jet.
men 8egner an mebreren Stelen. Bis
iebt bat Der 8ermunbete nod feline
2lage anbdngig gema1t.
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Ray~2one Star select" 6laiden'
Bier iOlte in teinem 9auie feblen!
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NatrasensT abrifant II. npbOlfferer
Gdenrotb's @ebdube.
e. Hole.

215 Ia Marftirabe, Gan gntonio,
empfeblt fd gum @einisen unb aesen boz
Seppiden. Eapeten iperOen gut unb biuis an'
seflebt.
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Ed. e
EmrmerbaHe @trtbi6aft.

aeuerfrif&e, eisfalte bieiise Siere. Seine
@bisteb's, 2iqu6re uno @eine. Ginbeimtide
un6 importirte gisarreu.
b6s- Ssbsn 8Ormittas %reier eun@.
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pas- aerste empfeblen Grauen, Sins
bern uno &econbalescenten bas Zone
Star Select" Glai9enbier.
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S6nttt< urb Mpbe @ddre11

gu b~sia1en. lin, nun u~nisren yOrrutb bon Serreu. !
i4nel ais mSsli4 ausaupertaufen, msroen mi
preiien lcsi&lasen. Die Yreiie ueroeu bon
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DuYh W. Vu1AtuIISA OSh OulA w AAo
f9iitte ibn in bic 2agerfdfer in benz
8erbdltniB, oaB man lie mad @ei9maf
III Sraubeniaft berpenbet unb ben
&eIt nit benz Wafer unb Der Gauge
aufilt. Gelbtuerftdnbli9 bebdlt. mo
cine Quantitdt oes Sraubenfaftes in
&eferbe, I'm nod BebiirfniB bic 2agers
f1Ier tpdbrenb Der tueiteren 8dbrung
uno bes Heifens nad3ufiasn. Das
Spunblo6 bieier 6dfer bIeibt natiirIi9
mdbrenb bes 8dbrens offen unb man
bebedt baKeIbe am beiieu nit einem
Stiide feinen Orobtaefie6tes; fOwie
Der 9roceB boriiber 1T, b. b. teinerlei
unreinigfeiten mebr dusgei6iehen tuer.
ben. fpunbet man gu.
3u bemerfen ipdre nod, oab bic in
ben @dbrfdliern perbleibenbe Mahe
bur9 gufsieben elmer entipre6enben
Menge Wafers in einiseH 3ugen mod
einen 3weiteH. ebenials frdftigen Saft
ergiebt, ben man CUR WeinbereisuHg,
Na6fllung Der 6dfer ooer aud sur
Disqualification peruenben fam.
lin einen ~beionberen ertrasguten iinO
gebaltrsi6enIWeiu gu getpinnen, bdnse
man in Die 9ager=S Barrels ein Sddber,
in wel6es man 3immt, 8epiirsnelfen,
Wluseainue unb anoere 8ewiirse einges
ndbi bat. Der @eiH gIei6t bann an
@euiirsiafeit ben beiten fpanii9en
8rohDt!en.
Sm noditsn 6riibiabr besiuut Der
WeIn in ber 6dFerr pieber gu arbeiten.
IS fmbliebIi nd oaber, ibu Oorber auf
ffld DIN at1u3itbsn. Gut uerfOrft mirb
Il mmef trdiiIsei unb luie ieper anbere
2gein nit benz Nlter INNER better.
RIdfdili6 Der g II. 10 belaus
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-10
CHEAPEST ON THE MARKET.

$11O to $3OO-Lots in Hyde Park.
$6OO-LOt SO, Meyers Tract, on Anderson
street. AL bargain.
$275-An acre, for two 1O-acre pieces, ad-
joining townsite of Hyde Park.
$125O-Lot in Greenwell.
$500-Lots in Cable Road Tract
$600-Lots in East Los Angeles on install
ments
$65O-Lot corner Bellevue and Tappan ave.
$650-Lot in Brooklyn Heights.
$65O-Lots in Montana Tract.
$1OOO-A fine large Lot in Brooklyn
Heights
$lOOO-Lot on Temple street.
$1000-Lot on Buena Vista street.
$1100-Lot in Victor Heights; clean side.
$250-Lot on Adams street.
$I2O0-Lots on Water street, near Temple
$15O0-Lot on Temple street. M2
$2000-Lot in Bonnie Brae Tract, Park
avenue.
$3OOO-Lot op Temple street, Park Tract.
$30OO-Fine Residence. half block from
Downey avenue.
$200O-Corner lot and two houses, John
son street, clean side; near street cars.
$S5O-Lot corner Lemon and Pacific
Kiefer tract.
$125O-Lot in West Rosas Tract, near
Pearl
$35OO-Lots on Washington street.
$S00-Adams street, in Urmston Tract.
$50O-Clean corner in Bonita Tract.
$21O0-Lot on San Pedro street, near
Seventh.
$15OO-House and lot on st. Johns street,
barn and well; half cash, balance one year:
lFS2100-Lot in DeCelis Tract.
$450-Lot 127 Garbolino Tract. 2WZW
$10O0-Mears Tract, lot 16.
$100-Barnard Tract.
$5OO-Lot in HOllenbeck Tract.
EICHH0RN BROS. 4 DITCH.
236 North Main street, Baker Block.
ag12-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-10
BIDS AND PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
w the Sixth District Agricultural AssO
citation, Room 10, upstairs, No. III North
Main street. up to 10 O'Clock A. M, Saturday,
September 10, 1887, viz:
No. Proposal for music, day and evening,
for six days, october 1918.
No. 2-Proposal for band wagon, day and
evening, for six days, October 10-15.
No. 3-Proposal for bar ut Grand Stand, Park,
for six days, October 1918.
No. 4-Proposal for restaurant and fruit
privilege, Grand Stand, for six days,
October 1918.
No. 5-Proposal for Soda and Ice Cream priv
ilege, Grand Stand, for six days, 0cto-
Der 1915.
No 6-Proposal for cigars and fruit priv
ilege other than Grand Stand, for six
days, October 1915.
No. 7-Proposal for cigars and fruit privilege,
Pavilion, for six days, October 1915.
No. S-Proposal for restaurant privilege, Pa
vilion, for six days, october 10-15.
No 9-Proposal for confectionery privilege,
Park, for six days, October 1915.
No. 10-Proposal for confectionery privilege,
Pavilion, for six days, October 1915.
No. 11-Proposal for soda and ice cream
privilege, Pavilion for six days, Octo-
Der 1918.
Bidders will please examine premises be-
fore bidding aud note improvements, and
bid for each separately. The Board reserves
the right to reject and and all bids
For information, address
E. A. DKCAMP, Secretary,
se6-5t Box 30
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-10
CLEARING HOUSE.
The Banks Adopt n New System
Of Exchanges.

The Banks Adopt n New system
Of Exchanges.
A few months ago the HERALD
printed an article calling attention to
the necessity in Los Angeles for a
clearing house in connection with
the banks. The number of banks
here, and the amount of business
transacted, render it almost inpera-
tive that such an institution should be
in existence. Realizing this fact the
directors of the various banks have
been meeting recently, with the view
of establishing a clearing house at an
early date. They have carefully
examined the workings of similar in
stitutions elsewhere, and have finally
adopted system which it is thought
will be suitable here. At the last
meeting ]. M. Elliott was elected
temporary manager, and George F.
Blair secretary. There are seven
banks which are members Of the asso-
citation, as follows: Farmers and
Merchants, First National, Los
Angeles, Southern California. County,
East Los Angeles and the University,
and the probabilities are that before
long the list will be extended to
eleven. 1t is expected that the clear
ing house will open its doors on the
18th instant, and therefore some idea
may be obtained of the amount o.
business that is transacted in the
CITY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-10
DAILY HERALD.
A MuRDEROuS SPANIARD.
He Attempts t. Cut a Woman
with u Knife.


Shortly after noon yesterday a tele-
phone communication was received
at the city prison, stating that cut
ting scrape had just taken place on
the San Gabriel road about two miles
out of town. Officer Arguello was
sent to the scene of the tragedy. He
was mounted on fleet horse and it
took him but few minutes to get
there. AS he approached the house
he found a woman apparently labor
ing under great excitement, running
across field away from the house.
At the same time he saw fellow
whom he recognized as Jose Armente
emerging from the front door with a
large carving knife in his hand. Ar
guello saluted him and told him that
he placed him under arrest. The fell
low started towards Arguello with the
malicious looking weapon in his up
lifted hand. The officer sprang
from his horse, and threw a handful
of dirt in Armente's eyes. 1t was but
the work of a moment to disarm him.
throw him down and place the hand
cuffs upon him. He resisted all the
way to the police station but he was
finally lodged in a cell upon charge
of assault to kill. The woman gave the
name as Loretta Orsoco. She stated
the following story: "This morning
l was engaged in attending to my
household duty when knock came
to the door. l responded and there
stood Armente, with whom l had a
slight acquaintance. He came in the
house and demanded that l cook him
a meal and that quick. l told him
that would get him something to eat
if he was hungry but that l would
take my own time. He sprang at me
with the fury of tiger and before l
could get away he made a vicious
lunge at me with the knife. He cut
my dress but otherwise did no injury.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-10
A Retired Veteran.

Captain Farnsworth, of the British
shipJ. v. Troop, leaves his ship on
this trip to engage in Business at San
Diego. The report that he was one OF
the survivors of the ''Royal George"
is Indignantly denied by w. J. Mccall
din, of Pasadena, who was there in
Portsmouth Harbor in 1882 when the
"Royal George" went down with los
guns and HOO passengers on board, !,
including admiral Kempenfeldt and
family. The poet Cowper wrote a
solemn elegy on the event, but left
out McCaldin's name, for which he is,
of course, indignant. He says Cap
tain Farnsworth' s ships nevergo down,
and he is probably right about it;
There is a story about the Bo 'sn OF
the "Royal George" and his inter
view with Spollyon, but it is doubted
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-10
Bids for Work.

1t is reported that several of the
contractors here will bid for all the
grading advertised on Monday next
This is what has been desired by the
Council, which is anxious to have as
much work finished before winter as
possible. There is some of the work
which the contractors do not care par.
ticularly about undertaking, because
it has not much of profit in it, and as
a general rule, it is noted that the heav-
lest work is always bid for first and
by the most contractors. Yesterday
several contractors from neighborine
towns were in the city looking at the
profiles of the streets to be graded and
the probability is that there will be
quite number OF bids to be opened
Monday next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-10
A RenefiCiarV.

To-day Alfred Jeffries, Recorder Of
Fellowship Lodge No. 254, A. O. U.
W., will pay to Mary E. Jones, the
widow of Charles M. Jones, who died
in June, $4,000, the amount for which
her husband was insured in the order.
This money will be very welcome to
Mrs. Jones, and is but one of the
many instances where the families of
deceased members have been assisted
in the time of their distress. The
knowledge that his family will be pro-
vided for takes away the sting of many
a mans death, especially when he
knows the assistance will be given by
his associates in the order.